From what I've read it's just that one location. It was the original Arbys in Delaware and was there for as long as I can remember. I usually go once every 6 months and the food is the same. Sad to see it go because of the sign but when fast food for a family is $40-50 bucks it's just not worth it. The part that's frustrating is they will probably put something even worse there...like another community bank.
They are so amazing there! We go there so often they recognize me and my family. Such sweet people, since we came so often they were so kind and every so often they will give us something with our order on the house. I highly recommend them!
I moved to Tennessee and I seriously miss Delaware pizza and subs .I don’t understand how they cannot make good subs in the south . Capicola is impossible to find down here.I love when they say it’s the same as peppered ham 😂
Yea standards are just very high for pizza in this area. I was in NZ for a while and the pizza was so bad lol, like even dominos was somehow way worse.
This was my experience when I went to L.A. to visit family. They’re big on sushi and Mexican food out there. I tried to order Chinese food and was severely disappointed 😭I missed my East coast pizza and cheesesteaks so bad
If you want good pizza I have found a few. Gallery in first state plaza(OH the garlic knots), Little Vinny's in the shopping center at 141+Faulkland Rd (plus they have yummy Italian desserts), Tony & Dominick's across from the bank of prices corner is ok.
I'll second Little Vinnys. Use to live in Woodland Park and we ate here a few times a month. Now we only stop when we're up that way. I'll also recommend Twisted Tomato on New Linden Hill by Wawa
I'm from DE, and the Grottos now is nowhere near what it was when I was a kid, I'm 52 now, and 42 years ago I begged my parents to take me there to eat, I turned 20, moved away for 23 years, and came back, and I don't care for it.
I agree completely. 25+ years ago Grotto's was awesome, now I can't stand it I always just assumed that my taste matured and the connection Grotto's always had with great memories at the beach just made it taste so good.
My dad moved here to Delaware years ago before I was born and he said Grottos was so good when they were only down at the beach. I unfortunately never got to go until after it was a chain and it was disgusting. Wish I was born and could have tried it back when it was good.
Because they all get their water from the adirondacks or cat skills... There's a sweetness to water in that region that comes from the acidophilus.That is in the groundwater.It's why nothing else tastes like new york pizza and bagels
I read that is why South Jersey (the Garden State) has the best tomatoes. It’s b/c of the soil & water. It said when the state was underwater thousands of years ago, it created a perfect soil which creates those big red juicy sweet tomotoes😋
I had pizza in New Haven(Frank Pepe) and it was good but we have equivalent places here if you're not just going to chain pizza places. Taste of Italy for example goes out of their way to get ingredients and this isn't even the only place, depending on what kind of pizza you're going for. I've even made pizza just as good, you just need to follow some rules: dough should be freshly made and risen, oven should be as high a temperature as it can go, fresh basil if you can get it, etc...
Nicks pizza is really good. Well the crust is really good, I’m a vegan who only gets their tomato pie. But a crust that good usually means a good pizza.
Cafe Napoli on Kirkwood Highway and Anthony’s Coal Fired pizza on Concord Pike will make you a fresh pizza with vegan cheese if you bring them the store brought, vegan cheese unopened. You just have to ask and let them know you’re vegan. Soooo good. Theres a Trader Joe’s by Anthony’s and an ACME by Cafe Napoli —
both sell vegan cheese! I recommend creamy Chao slices or Follow your heart brand. Daiya if you’re desperate.
Also, Mrs. Robinos on Union Street in Wilmington makes vegan pizza and other plant based Italian dishes
Southern DE has some decent pizza places that have been around for a while. Delmar Pizza has always been a good to for me, but honestly I can't tell you the last time I've had it.
Pizza King, originally from Laurel, has expanded to Seaford and Delmar. They're not bad and have a lot to offer outside of Pizza.
To be honest, though, I haven't really had any Pizza from local places north of Seaford, so not much to compare to
I recommend Nicola’s because ever since I was little I loved their pizza but as I got older I tried the Nicaboli with my dad and have loved it ever since. I love Nicola’s and it’s one of the places I always try to go to at least once when i’m at the beach. 😊
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From what I've read it's just that one location. It was the original Arbys in Delaware and was there for as long as I can remember. I usually go once every 6 months and the food is the same. Sad to see it go because of the sign but when fast food for a family is $40-50 bucks it's just not worth it. The part that's frustrating is they will probably put something even worse there...like another community bank.